Glaze for collages?

Question

You know, when like you make a collage with magazine cut outs n stuff.. what kind of "glaze" would you put on top of it all to seal it in the end? like ive heard of white glue n water but i dont really like that technique..

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Answer 1

modge podge or mod podge, I can't remember exactly but it is what my dad and I bought to do crafts for Christmas last year. It is inexpensive and will look shiny. It works well as a glue and sealer and glaze all in one.

Answer 2

What you want is called decoupage glue. (Decoupage is a fancy way of saying collage, more or less.) It is like white glue, but specially made for collaging. One well-known brand is Mod Podge.

If you want it even shinier and more protected, then after the decoupage glue dries you can put on a coat of sealant or varnish. Ask your local craft store for help choosing the right one.

Have fun and good luck! :)

Answer 3

Modge Podge is designed to be used for decopouge (which is sort of what you are doing). You can pick it up at your local craft store for about $10. It will dry clear with a hard, shiny finish.

Answer 4

i'd recommend any type of glue that could artwork nicely on timber and under no circumstances damage the images. its extra the total coat that you will be searching for. youll pick some thing that wont damage the photos below. communicate over with someone in an paintings keep or maybe a keep that makes furniture. i dont comprehend any manufacturers although, only idea identity inform you .

Answer 5

Modge Podge works really well and dries clear.

Answer 6

i use modge podge, they have it now with a matte finish if you don't want it to be so glossy.

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